DARN

Disability Advocacy and Research Network

A community for disabled psychology scholars and allies.

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The DARN logo is a person proudly waving a flag with their fist upraised. They have pink hair, brown skin, a yellow sweater, green shorts, and a blue prosthetic leg, each representing a color in the flag. The flag is black with a Psi symbol containing five colors, which represent a variety of needs and experiences: Mental Illness, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Invisible and Undiagnosed Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, and Sensory Disabilities.

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Quarterly DARN meetings

Mark your calendar! Virtual DARN meetings are held on the second Friday of every quarter. Learn more ➜

Launching DARN subgroups

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The background is light green. In the top center of the slide is a yellow box with the words, DARN Conversation. In the middle of the slide is a blue-purple box with four round pictures with black outlines. Moving left to right, top then down, is Sarah Victor, Andrew Devendorf, Rachel Fouladi, and Kathleen Bogart. On the bottom of the box are the words, “register here” next to a black arrow pointing right. Under the box is a salmon-colored text bubble with the words, “self-relevant researchers in disability and mental health study topics that overlap with their identities or personal experiences. We will discuss potential advantages and challenges to conducting so-called ‘me-search.’” Under the text box is a pink rectangle bubble with the words, “Friday April 19, 11-12 PM Pacific.”

A DARN conversation with self-relevant researchers in disability and mental health

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DARN at SPSP 2024

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A DARN Conference on Teaching about Disability in Psychology: Videos

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A smaller version of the DARN logo that shows the Psi symbol on a purple circle with 5 colors representing a variety of needs and experiences: Mental Illness, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Invisible and Undiagnosed Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, and Sensory Disabilities.

Disability Advocacy and Research Network (2021–Present)